Optimization of Image Preprocessing Techniques Using Simplified Algorithms for Parking Slot Detection.

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Title: Optimization of Image Preprocessing Techniques Using Simplified Algorithms for Parking Slot Detection.
Authors: Anwar, Herlina1 herlina@unhas.ac.id, Areni, Intan Sari2 intan@unhas.ac.id, Indrabayu3 indrabayu@unhas.ac.id, Ramdhani Fadhil, Muh. Wira4 fadhilmwr21d@student.unhas.ac.id
Source: IAENG International Journal of Computer Science. Jan2026, Vol. 53 Issue 1, p286-295. 10p.
Subjects: Image processing, Statistical accuracy, Image enhancement (Imaging systems), Smart parking systems, Real-time computing
Abstract: Urban parking challenges are escalating because of the rapid urbanization and increasing vehicle ownership, highlighting the need for intelligent parking solutions. This study compares two image preprocessing techniques, traditional image processing and background subtraction, for the detection of empty parking slots. The traditional approach applies grayscale conversion, Gaussian filtering, thresholding, and dilation to enhance the object contours and suppress noise. By contrast, the background subtraction method isolates dynamic changes by computing pixel-level differences against a static reference image. Both techniques were evaluated in two real-life parking environments, namely street and structured parking, considering environmental challenges, such as shadows, pedestrian activity, and surface irregularities. The experimental results show that the Background Subtraction Method consistently outperformed the Traditional Image Processing Method, achieving an average accuracy of 98.44%, compared to 92.73% for the traditional approach across all tested thresholds. Furthermore, the Background Subtraction Method demonstrated superior computational efficiency with an average processing time of 0.0445 seconds per frame (13.92 FPS), nearly twice as fast as the Traditional Image Processing Method which required 0.0878 seconds per frame (8.70 FPS). Although the performance of traditional image processing is relatively close to that of background subtraction, both methods demonstrate strong capability. However, background subtraction offers distinct advantages by providing both higher accuracy and significantly reduced computational cost, making it more suitable for real-time applications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Urban parking challenges are escalating because of the rapid urbanization and increasing vehicle ownership, highlighting the need for intelligent parking solutions. This study compares two image preprocessing techniques, traditional image processing and background subtraction, for the detection of empty parking slots. The traditional approach applies grayscale conversion, Gaussian filtering, thresholding, and dilation to enhance the object contours and suppress noise. By contrast, the background subtraction method isolates dynamic changes by computing pixel-level differences against a static reference image. Both techniques were evaluated in two real-life parking environments, namely street and structured parking, considering environmental challenges, such as shadows, pedestrian activity, and surface irregularities. The experimental results show that the Background Subtraction Method consistently outperformed the Traditional Image Processing Method, achieving an average accuracy of 98.44%, compared to 92.73% for the traditional approach across all tested thresholds. Furthermore, the Background Subtraction Method demonstrated superior computational efficiency with an average processing time of 0.0445 seconds per frame (13.92 FPS), nearly twice as fast as the Traditional Image Processing Method which required 0.0878 seconds per frame (8.70 FPS). Although the performance of traditional image processing is relatively close to that of background subtraction, both methods demonstrate strong capability. However, background subtraction offers distinct advantages by providing both higher accuracy and significantly reduced computational cost, making it more suitable for real-time applications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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